[Assam] In loving memory of our father — Harendr a Nath Das

[Mohan R. Palleti]

Dear Maina, Pompy, and Dhon,
I understand the pain and agony you are suffering. I feel very sorry for
what has happened. I hope you will be able to cope up with the loss of
your father with all the strength your father would have given to you, if
he could.

Lives doesn't seem to have any value for the ULFA, nor is the development
of the State. Your father is a victim of these sad times. We grieve with
you!

Sincerely
Mohan R. Palleti


>       Tribute    In loving memory of our father — Harendra Nath Das
> “He was our bread, when we were hungry
> He was our shelter from troubled wind
> He was our boat in life’s ocean.....”
> Our days always started with him and ended with him. He was like a pillar
> to us. We always depended on him for every single thing, no matter how
> trivial. He gave us everything we ever wanted. He gave us a whole world of
> love and happiness. We never knew what sadness was. The whole thing seems
> so unreal, so nightmarish. One moment he was laughing and singing with us
> and the next moment, he was gone. Why??
> What was his fault?
> What did he do to anyone?
> He was cold-bloodedly murdered — shot at gunpoint with no second chance.
> Why?.....
> He was such a nice men — loved and respected by everyone who met him. But
> they still killed him — and us along with him.
> A brave man — that is what he was. He sacrificed his life for us — his
> family. He went away so silently, so quietly...
> He woke up every morning with the alarm bell — singing ‘Wake me up when
> September ends...’
> Look at the irony — it’s the end of September and he’ll never wake up
> again...
> How can we forget the way he used to keep looking at us with love in his
> eyes. He may have had a stern face, but we knew that no matter what wrong
> we did, he would never scold us, never spank us... because he loved us too
> much. He gave us all the freedom in the world because he believed we would
> never cross the borderline...
> He was a strong man who looked at death in the eye. He didn’t tell us,
> even once, of the inner turmoil he was going through. That is him. He
> looked away all the sadness, all the tension and gave us all the love in
> the world. He is someone, who, we will never see again and yet never
> forget...
> Deta,
> Wherever you are
> We just want to tell you that —
> We love you and we miss you....
> Maina, Pompy, Dhon
>   * Mr. H N DAS, MANAGER, HOLLONGHABI TEA ESTATE WAS RECENTLY KILEED BY
> ULFA.
>
>
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